Can’t fly, my ass.

Christopher Hills is a quadriplegic aerial photographer and cinematographer with cerebral palsy who is redefining drone flight. Using his custom iPad app, Christopher is able to control a drone using head movements — allowing him to capture aerial imagery in ways that would be impossible with a traditional controller. His work combines aviation, storytelling and mainstream technology to explore new perspectives from the sky, while also helping other people with disabilities access drone flight for recreation, filmmaking and photography. Through HandsOptional, Christopher is currently sharing his aerial photography, offering accessible flight training and inviting beta testers to help shape the future of inclusive drone control.